The Beloved Heiress of a Wealthy Family Is a Crow

The wealthy Wu family has two daughters. One takes after her father, is plain-looking, weighs 250 pounds, and has unbelievably good luck. The other takes after her mother, is breathtakingly beautiful, and has a voice like a spring in a secluded valley, but is practically the reincarnation of a jinx. No one knows that the fat, ugly elder daughter, Wu Manyue, is a lucky koi reincarnated. Her luck is so good that she desperately longs to be an ordinary person. The stunning younger daughter, Wu Manchan, is actually a crow. Her luck is so terrible that she longs more than anything to be normal. Even fewer people know that the eldest son of the Wu family, its future heir, has been reborn. In his previous life, he was so obsessed with profit that he feared his incredibly lucky younger sister, Wu Manyue, would compete with him for the family fortune. He drove her out of the Wu family, suffered a backlash from her fortune, and watched the family business plummet. He also thought his younger sister, Wu Manchan, was too unlucky, so he forced her to move abroad. Her plane crashed, and Wu Manchan died. Then he inherited her bad luck and choked to death while eating. Now that he has been reborn, he caters to his elder sister, dotes on his younger sister, and works himself to the bone to earn money, nearly working like a dog. Outsiders look at their own children fighting over power and profit and whimper with envy. Wu Xixun, fighting over power and profit: “Hmph, it’s all an act.” Wu Manyue, a laid-back slacker: “Am I still not acting ordinary enough?” Wu Manchan, a master of disguise: “Oh no, are they about to discover I’m a crow spirit?” Mr. and Mrs. Wu: “No, no, it’s all thanks to our excellent parenting~” The utterly unremarkable director of the Bureau of Demons: “Oh? Isn’t that his crow?”